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HELP !Kline and !akill

2010-01-04T13:09:15-04:00

Lol

Statistics: Posted by blake — Mon Jan 04, 2010 1:09 pm

HELP !Kline and !akill

2010-01-04T06:22:47-04:00

How`s that my problem shouldnt they state it when asking

I need this to work with unreal or inspire as for services operserv commands are the same for most ircd`s

as for this
Code:
putserv "PRIVMSG OPERSERV :akill $time $ip $reason"
wow i missed :
Code:
putserv "PRIVMSG OPERSERV akill $time $host $reason"
Aint this here for us to learn and not for the exsperienced to bitch about it even you make mistakes

A Couple of Tips:
1. Before helping somebody, it's good to know what environment they are using. We aren't ALL using pre- or auto-installed IRCd's and Services like you (oh yes, I know you use hostchaos). As a Side Note, OperServ is part of Anope, not the IRCd. Also not ALL Services' OperServ works the same way.

2. RFC specification is IMPORTANT with some IRCds - Especially some that try to follow it to the T (like inspircd) - your code WILL NOT work on all system.

I might be new to TCL, but I'm a old hat when it comes to IRC - Especially the Technical side of it. You'd do well to listen to the others, blake.

Statistics: Posted by Trixar_za — Mon Jan 04, 2010 6:22 am

HELP !Kline and !akill

2010-01-03T17:18:33-04:00

No not at all its not a problem sattam is trying to get some more help will point him in your direction

Statistics: Posted by blake — Sun Jan 03, 2010 5:18 pm

HELP !Kline and !akill

2010-01-03T16:33:08-04:00

This forum is for anyone and everyone to share their wisdom, and benefit from others'.

Blake,
I merely pointed out an error in your code with a basic explanation of the issue. Personally, I don't call that bitching.. And yes, I do make mistakes every now and then. Sometimes I catch the error myself and make corrections, other times someone else notices the error and bring it to my attention.

If I have offended you in some way, I apologize for that.

Statistics: Posted by nml375 — Sun Jan 03, 2010 4:33 pm

HELP !Kline and !akill

2010-01-03T12:20:50-04:00

The above code I posted works fine on my server unrealircd + Anope

What command are you using because

/MSG operserv akill time 10 *@t132e2333st.test2.tea spam this would not work because its wrong

this is correct syntax !akill +10d *@t132e2333st.test2.tea spam

even your above command wont work sent to operserv by yourself

correct syntax is /msg operserv akill add +10d *@t132e2333st.test2.tea spam this format is used if your aliases are not

with aliases set its /operserv akill add +10d *@t132e2333st.test2.tea spam
Code:
bind pub m|m !akill akill_procproc akill_proc { nick uhost hand chan arg } {  set time [lindex [split $arg] 0]  set host [lindex [split $arg] 1]  set reason [join [lrange [split $arg] 2 end]]   putserv "PRIVMSG OPERSERV akill add $time $host $reason"  putlog "-=\002$nick\002=- Akilled this ip: $host ,for $reason ,for time (mins): $time"   }
use this command in a channel
Code:
!akill +10d *@t132e2333st.test2.tea spam

Thank you works great

Is it possible
Start a reason from a file txt

like
!akill time 10 *@t123st.te44st2.tea flood

flood = Banned from the network: Flooding Is Not Allowed In dal.net NetWork. http://chat.dal.net/download )
and

!akill time 10 *@t123st.te44st2.tea (spam)

spam = Banned from the network: Spam Is Not Allowed In dal.net NetWork.
http://chat.dal.net/download )

Statistics: Posted by sattam — Sun Jan 03, 2010 12:20 pm

HELP !Kline and !akill

2010-01-03T12:18:16-04:00

How`s that my problem shouldnt they state it when asking

I need this to work with unreal or inspire as for services operserv commands are the same for most ircd`s

as for this

Code:

putserv "PRIVMSG OPERSERV :akill $time $ip $reason"

wow i missed :

Code:

putserv "PRIVMSG OPERSERV akill $time $host $reason"

Aint this here for us to learn and not for the exsperienced to bitch about it even you make mistakes

Statistics: Posted by blake — Sun Jan 03, 2010 12:18 pm

HELP !Kline and !akill

2010-01-03T12:06:34-04:00

As you demonstrated in an earlier post, you msg operserv, not using an operserv irc command. As such, replace that line of code with this, which uses the proper command and syntax for sending msg's
Code:
putserv "PRIVMSG OPERSERV :akill $time $ip $reason"
The rest of the code looks ok, though I havn't checked it extensively..

Thank you works great

Statistics: Posted by sattam — Sun Jan 03, 2010 12:06 pm

HELP !Kline and !akill

2010-01-03T11:33:52-04:00

The above code I posted works fine on my server unrealircd + Anope

That's your problem. You've never asked what network or services the OP is using. Your networks/services way of doing this, as nml375 said, is not standard. So of course, what works for you, on your server with your services will _NOT_ work for anyone using networks/services anywhere else.

Statistics: Posted by speechles — Sun Jan 03, 2010 11:33 am

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2010-01-03T10:19:06-04:00

Blake,
your privmsg command does not comply with RFC1459. If the last argument of the command contains any whitespace characters , it must be prefixed with a :

As for whether how to use 'operserv', this all depends on how (if at all) it is implemented. You'll se my previous post coresponds well with the example posted by sattam in the beginning of the thread.

Statistics: Posted by nml375 — Sun Jan 03, 2010 10:19 am

HELP !Kline and !akill

2010-01-03T08:13:42-04:00

The above code I posted works fine on my server unrealircd + Anope

What command are you using because

/MSG operserv akill time 10 *@t132e2333st.test2.tea spam this would not work because its wrong

this is correct syntax !akill +10d *@t132e2333st.test2.tea spam

even your above command wont work sent to operserv by yourself

correct syntax is /msg operserv akill add +10d *@t132e2333st.test2.tea spam this format is used if your aliases are not

with aliases set its /operserv akill add +10d *@t132e2333st.test2.tea spam

Code:

bind pub m|m !akill akill_procproc akill_proc { nick uhost hand chan arg } {  set time [lindex [split $arg] 0]  set host [lindex [split $arg] 1]  set reason [join [lrange [split $arg] 2 end]]   putserv "PRIVMSG OPERSERV akill add $time $host $reason"  putlog "-=\002$nick\002=- Akilled this ip: $host ,for $reason ,for time (mins): $time"   }

use this command in a channel

Code:

!akill +10d *@t132e2333st.test2.tea spam

Statistics: Posted by blake — Sun Jan 03, 2010 8:13 am

HELP !Kline and !akill

2010-01-03T06:48:44-04:00

As you demonstrated in an earlier post, you msg operserv, not using an operserv irc command. As such, replace that line of code with this, which uses the proper command and syntax for sending msg's

Code:

putserv "PRIVMSG OPERSERV :akill $time $ip $reason"

The rest of the code looks ok, though I havn't checked it extensively..

Statistics: Posted by nml375 — Sun Jan 03, 2010 6:48 am

HELP !Kline and !akill

2010-01-02T23:38:55-04:00

Try this

Code:

bind pub m|m !akill akill_procproc akill_proc { nick uhost hand chan arg } {  set time [lindex [split $arg] 0]   set host [lindex [split $arg] 1]   set reason [join [lrange [split $arg] 2 end]]    putserv "OPERSERV akill add $time $host $reason"  putlog "-=\002$nick\002=- Akilled this ip: $host ,for $reason ,for time (mins): $time"   }

do !akill +1d ip reason

Does not work

/MSG operserv akill time 10 *@t132e2333st.test2.tea spam

OperServ : AKILL on --> *@t132e2333st.test2.tea by TEST info -> [10s] [ID: 547HT3dBrK83y52e4]. (0.000% of network)

Statistics: Posted by sattam — Sat Jan 02, 2010 11:38 pm

HELP !Kline and !akill

2010-01-02T12:22:40-04:00

Try this

Code:

bind pub m|m !akill akill_procproc akill_proc { nick uhost hand chan arg } {  set time [lindex [split $arg] 0]   set host [lindex [split $arg] 1]   set reason [join [lrange [split $arg] 2 end]]    putserv "OPERSERV akill add $time $host $reason"  putlog "-=\002$nick\002=- Akilled this ip: $host ,for $reason ,for time (mins): $time"   }

do !akill +1d ip reason

Statistics: Posted by blake — Sat Jan 02, 2010 12:22 pm

HELP !Kline and !akill

2010-01-02T11:58:24-04:00

try putting d after amount of days 10d

Statistics: Posted by blake — Sat Jan 02, 2010 11:58 am

HELP !Kline and !akill

2010-01-02T11:50:04-04:00

Try changing
Code:
putserv "msg OperServ akill $time $ip $reason" 
to
Code:
putserv "OPERSERV akill ADD +$time $ip $reason" 
Akill command is different to Gline and Zline Kline they work as /GLINE nickname time reason

akill
/MSG OPERSERV akill add +1d host reason

No change

When I try through the dcc

[03:47:48‹pm›] (=aKline1) [15:50] #So# msg operserv akill time 10 *@t132e2333st.test2.tea spam
[03:47:48‹pm›] (=aKline1) Msg to operserv: akill time 10 *@t132e2333st.test2.tea spam
[03:47:51‹pm›] *** NOTE: aKline1 called you at: aKline1
Added mask '*@t132e2333st.test2.tea' to AKILL list. [Timed] [Reason: spam]

/msg operserv akill time 10 *@t132e2333st.test2.tea spam

Statistics: Posted by sattam — Sat Jan 02, 2010 11:50 am